in @Julian Lopez 's post https://www.skool.com/aeo/you-heard-it-here-first i said i'm going to turn it into a perplexity skill. so i took a screenshot of the conversation, the article julian linked to, and a deep research report on aeo strategy from gemini and created a skill in perplexity computer for aeo strategy. then i took that skill today, gave it a keyword export from answerthepublic.com on one of my topics (business tax deductions) and asked for an aeo strategy. we ended up making a notion hub on 18 topics in the semantic cluster, published through super.so using a subdomain of my main site, all schema'd and marked in my google tag manager. start to finish maybe 30 minutes. and about 20 of those minutes were me just waiting for processing while reading a book. next step is to build out related topical clusters.

Hey AEO leaders, First off, thank you for your patience and sticking with the community and the time off. I'm recovering incredibly well; thanks for your kind words. And well, it seems that skool has messed up or not synchronized the call schedules in the platform, so there's been a lot of confusion, and I'm going to announce a reschedule just to get aligned and get the most people to join our calls and participate, ask, and share. 🔔 NOW On-topic: This is just one of the bits that we've gone through our calls, and it's worth repeating here now that this -top-level multimillion-dollar AEO AI visibility tracking tool- and our team agree on: If you're not the source of your brand's truth A competitor will be telling AI what your brand is about. And that's bad. AI looks for source relevancy to select its sources. Meaning, If the users query is: "What are the best flat feet shoes for tropical climates that are weatherproof and under 50$" - The winner content will be titled: "Best flat feet shoes to wear in the tropics on a budget" - The loser: "Best flat feet shoes of 2026" And it doesn't seem to validate the source, we think that it should come from a validated authority on the matter but AI right now from what we've seen pick these pages as sources mostly because of -how close they are to answering the user question- Of course, there are things to avoid because it is not just AI platforms that we have to comply with in the digital landscape. And that's what we're doing here, finding the right way to do things, so that's something that we have to go into. I'd love to hear your experiences. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- SOURCE: Here's the full blog of how Zapier increased their visibility in AI by having visibility of citations, and creating highly relevant multi-modal content.

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